Saying Goodbye to Friends

Written by Will on June 29, 2009. Posted in Expat Life, General, Global Travel, Lore, Legend & Stories, Nomadic Lifestyle, Overseas Jobs, Quirks, Travel, Working and Living in Antarctica

The last northbound ship for the season has departed. Each time a ship leaves, it takes friends with it. Those left behind pay homage to those who are leaving. The water is cold.

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Will

Will Brubaker has been roaming the world for over 20 years. He has been to all seven continents, has successfully landed lucrative contract jobs in international locations, spent two winters in Antarctica, recently lived in Taiwan and is currently enjoying sunsets with his wife from his ocean-view balcony in Huanchaco, Peru.